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2). It has been proposed that the transport of vesicle components may involve Golgi-derived precursor structures. The earliest support for this idea came from an axonal ligature experiment: the anterogradely transported vesicles that accumulated on the proximal side of the ligature did not have the uniform diameter characteristics of SSVs [24]. This phenomenon was confirmed through the characterization, in the neuron related PC12 cellline, of SSV precursors by their content of the synaptic vesicle protein synaptophysin [25].
May coexist in a given cel\. In support to this hypothesis many new members of the kinesin family have been identified, some Biochemistry of Neurotransmission: an Update 49 of which are brain specific [31]. Several reports indicate that, in addition to microtubule-based motors, organelles and vesicles can move along actin filaments and that myosins can bind to membranes [32]. It will be interesting to determine whether at least some of these motor proteins have a distinct trafficking role in the neuron and to which extent functional redundancy comes into play.
2). There may be as many as six proton pump complexes per synaptic vesicle [reviewed in 34]. The proton pump is electrogenic, making the inside positive with respect to the outside. Vesic1es also have chloride channels, which dissipate part of the membrane potential and generate an acidic environment inside the vesicle [351The electrochemical gradient produced by the proton pump drives the accumulation of NT via four c1asses of transporters: one c1ass specific for biogenic amines, one for acethy1choline, one for glutamate, and the fourth for GABA and glycine.
Anaesthesia, Pain, Intensive Care and Emergency Medicine — A.P.I.C.E.: Proceedings of the 11th Postgraduate Course in Critical Care Medicine Trieste, Italy — November 11–16, 1996 by F. Giunta (auth.), Prof. Antonino Gullo M.D. (eds.)
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